:52:08
Nnhh!
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All right. All right.
:52:16
All right.
:52:18
All right, all right,
all right, all right.
:52:24
Now, before I start,
there's...
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there'sjust a couple of things
you have to remember.
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Number one,
you have to remain calm.
:52:32
Right?
:52:33
And number 2,
you have to show no fear.
:52:38
Teach it. Teach it.
:52:39
Because the sharks...
you see, the sharks,
:52:42
they can sense that fear...
:52:45
just as easily as they
can sense blood.
:52:48
And so it went for me...
:52:50
just as I knew it would,
:52:52
just as nature
had ordained.
:52:54
It's... jaw...
wide open.
:52:58
Row upon row
ofthese razor-sharp teeth,
:53:01
glinting underwater
like jagged diamonds.
:53:04
Its tail fin sweeping
back and forth as it
:53:07
surged in for the kill.
:53:10
I swear to God...
:53:11
my whole life
:53:15
Really. I had nothing
left to offer
:53:18
except for pure reflex,
:53:20
pure reflex and mankind's
basic drive for survival
:53:25
that somehow shouts, "No!
:53:27
I will not die today!"
:53:34
And at that instant, man,
:53:35
I knew it was
either the shark or me.
:53:37
The shark knew it.
:53:39
I knew it.
:53:42
But,jeez, God...
:53:44
It it's nothing personal,
right?
:53:46
You know, it'sjust
the way the world works.
:53:48
Right? it's nature.
:53:51
But if I remember
correctly...
:53:56
In that last glimmer
of its eyes,
:53:59
there was a moment between us...